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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1914
Page
1
The Servian government rejects Austria's harsh demands over Sarajevo murders and guarantees of good behavior. Diplomatic relations break as Austro-Hungarian ultimatum expires. Austria and Serbia mobilize armies while Russia's involvement looms, with England and Italy urging conciliatory peace methods.
By Associated Press. ST. PETERSBURG July 25 mobilization of the Russian army proceeded after advices of Serbia action. The Emperor fully approved the decision of his ministers to this effect.
The German Emperor left Bergen for Berlin as tensions rise between Austria and Serbia. All divisions of the German fleet were ordered to assemble on the Norwegian coast, with one high naval officer proceeding to Berlin on the fastest destroyer.
In Vienna on July 25, Hungary and Servia severed diplomatic relations and war looms. King Peter of Servia evacuated Belgrade with his staff as reports say Kraguievatz may host the government. Crowds in cities sing hymns praising emperors amid martial law across the empire.
Berlin reports General Radomir Putnik chief of staff of the Servian army was arrested by Hungarian authorities while traveling from Stiria to Belgrade. The Budapest dispatch notes the arrest amid wartime tension and military movements in the region.
London dispatch notes England shows little enthusiasm for war. Public sentiment appears to lean toward pacifist stances and sympathy for Austria as the crisis unfolds. The report highlights cautious restraint and avoidance of entanglement among political leaders and citizens.
Paris reports France leans toward Russia in the Austro Serb conflict. A large number of Servian officers departed Paris this night to assume command، signaling support and potential strategic alignment amid tensions.
Rome reports Italy and Great Britain pursuing a conciliatory action to reestablish peace between Serbia and Austro Hungary. The effort signals a collaborative approach by the two nations in diplomacy.
Leaders from rival factions in Thailand indicate growing prospects for cooperation as they express willingness to reach accord on key issues. Talks focus on governance and reform with observers noting shifting dynamics and cautious optimism.
Government and faction representatives in Washington report growing confidence that peace in Mexico is near. Carranza and Villa are described as friendly. two million pesos and two million rounds of ammunition have been moved to Villa. Carbajal agrees to a Saltillo peace conference with a representative set to travel to Tampico.
In Constantinople on July 26 the Khedive of Egypt was attacked and shot in the arm and cheek. His condition is not serious. His son in law Djelal Ferid Bey was wounded in the leg. The assailant was killed by a member of the Khedive’s suite.
A large parade in Belfast features two full regiments of Ulster volunteers with rifles, drawing strong crowds and intense enthusiasm. The demonstration marks the boldest show of force yet in the Home Rule conflict.
Special to The News from Lubbock Texas reports W L Elwood sold 6500 steers to Shumate Waugh of Eskridge Kansas, adding to 5000 previously sold to the same parties. Delivery starts in September. Elwood and partners Arnett and Arnett have delivered about 9000 cattle this month, with 5000 to Kansas and the rest to local buyers, signaling peak market activity and strong conditions.
Court records show missives from former French premier Caillaux to his sweethearts before his divorce. The letters illuminate personal relations amid the political trial and public scandal.
French courtroom scenes unfold as Mme Caillaux faces murder charges over editor Gaston Calmette. Letters from Caillaux to his then wife reveal an unhappy home and a fervent passion, plus plans for divorce and remarriage. A duel dispute between judges adds drama to the trial.
In Chicago on July 25 mediators reported failure to settle increased wage demands for 98 railways west of Chicago and 55 000 engine crews. Negotiators planned new lines of approach while engineers and firemen warned a week to secure concessions or face actions. The week deadline expired tonight.
In Tulia Texas on July 26 the wheat crop of Luton county is being threshed and reports show yields from 18 to 22 bushels per acre.
Pilgrims fill Ste Anne de Beaupre as the shrine prepares for the festival of Ste Anne tomorrow. Hotels overflow with visitors from across the country, many afflicted with various illnesses including cripples and the blind seeking intercession and favors.
Potter County votes show Ferguson east side leads with City Hall and Court House totals, while Ball district records high City Hall totals. District Judge Browning and Sheriff Bartletts appear with strong Reese and Polk Street counts across precincts, with Carlisle and Thompson county offices following.
Late returns from the Texas Democratic primary show James F. Ferguson leading Thomas Ball for the gubernatorial nomination amid strong anti prohibition sentiment. Incumbents Young Rayburn Somers Eagle Henry Stephens and Garner look likely to be renominated in congressional races.
Local partial returns and bulletins report Ball leading in Henjanmen with Ferguson and Morris also mentioned. Pampa and Canyon appear in district race tallies with state officer totals and various candidate names including Browning Veale and Rollins appearing in incomplete figures.
In Henrietta Ferguson leads with Ball close behind as results show Ball 417 to 367. Across Texas towns including Miami Crowell Plainview and Crowell report Ball ahead with Ferguson and Prescott among top scorers in late July reporting.
Pallam County records show partial returns for Ferguson 205 Hall 179 Prescott 72 Stephens 214 with July 25 sale listed and WOALHART Texas as locality.
In HIREFORD Texas on July results show Ferguson 0.00, Pali 375, Prescott 210, Stephens 245 for submission .44 while against 62. Local tally notes refer to Deaf Smith county and the names Ferguson Pali Prescott Stephens.
In July 25 reports from Texas towns Ball leads Ferguson by small margins with scores varying by location. Ferguson and Prescott figures show tense battles as Midland and nearby areas record similar near outcomes.
Returns from Tulsa July 25 show Ferguson 7S and Prescott 69 with Stephens 1 Johnson S4 and Cocke 9, reflecting a mixed set of scores across participants. The brief list highlights players and totals in a compact sports recap.
Cottle County PADUCAH Tex July 25 two thirds of returns show Ferguson leading Ball by 14 with Stephens at 37 and Prescott 178 votes in the county contest results reported from local polling centers.
Vega reports Ferguson 16 Ball 29 Prescott 12 Stephens at.
MIAMI Texas July 25 Judge Greever appears to hold a majority in eight of the nine counties in his district, signaling a strong lead. The report notes the preliminary outlook based on early returns.
Glaziers, Tex. July 25. Fer kuson 17 Ball 5 Prescott 5 Stephens 16 Willis 14 Greever 8.
Ball leads at Claude Texas with players listed including Ferguson 64 Prescott 41 and Bishop 149 Rollins 10s. Incomplete scoring line references Stephens Jr Browning Veale Euphreys and Bishop 149.
Farwell Texas notes Ferguson 22 Vall Prescott 6 Stephens in a brief city tally. The item records scores or counts from a local function, reflecting a summary of participants and outcomes.
Ferguson leads with 57 points for Ferguson as Ball scores 27 and Prescott 22 in a high scoring game at Channing. Stephens adds 14 while limited opposition yields 19.
Dallas dispatch lists early precinct returns with Ferguson 79750 and Fall 66659 votes, Sturgeon and Hobby close, and Cyclone Davis and Garrett leading minor fields. It records state treasurer, court of criminal appeals, land commissioner, lieutenant governor, and congressman at large tallies across multiple counties with incomplete counts.
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